irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2022
what they reported doing
Program narrative the organization filed with the IRS. Ordered by program spending.
- #1 primary $3.44MCHILD NUTRITION PROGRAM PROVIDES TRAINING IN NUTRITION AND REIMBURSES PARTICIPATING HOME DAYCARE PROVIDERS FOR MEALS SERVED TO THE CHILDREN WHILE IN THEIR CARE.
- #2 $22KPROGRAM PROVIDES FUNDS TO BUILD AND MANAGE AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROJECTS
named programs · 12 · from sources
what they call their work
Affordable Housing Development and Management
Develops and manages affordable rent apartment communities, such as Bienestar Apartments I and CDB Valley View Apartments.
Bienestar Apartments I
Affordable rent apartment community with 92 units (44 two-bedroom and 48 three-bedroom) serving low-income residents.
Bienestar Housing Resource Center (BHRC)
A one-stop center helping people meet housing needs, facilitating access to affordable housing and providing practical financial counseling.
Border Financial Resources (BFR)
CDFI-certified lending division offering consumer loans, mortgage lending, micro business loans, and commercial loans to low-to-moderate income individuals and businesses in Yuma County.
Financial Literacy Program
Provides sessions on banking options, personal and family budgeting, and financial decision-making; participants receive a certificate upon completion.
First-Time Homebuyer Education Program
Bilingual 10-hour training program covering budgeting, credit, home insurance, property taxes, closing costs, maintenance, and mortgage products for first-time homebuyers.
Foreclosure Intervention Counseling Program
Provides one-on-one counseling to families at risk of foreclosure, helping them understand financial options and negotiate with lenders.
Las Brisas Apartments
Affordable housing project seeking chronically homeless applicants aged 55+ and low income; provides rental units to support stable housing.
Mutual Self Help Housing Program
USDA-funded program where low-income families perform 65% of the construction labor on their own homes, reducing costs and building community through shared effort under professional supervision.
Nutrition Program
Supports over 360 home-based day care providers to deliver nutritious meals to approximately 2,160 children monthly; fourth largest program of its kind in Arizona.
SOURCE Hydropanel System Program
Provides free SOURCE Hydropanel systems to Arizona communities to ensure access to clean, reliable drinking water.
Safe, Reliable Drinking Water Initiative
Provides free SOURCE Hydropanel systems to families in need through a government grant and partnership with Local First Arizona and SOURCE.
activities · 11 groups
what they do
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Housing Counseling & Homebuyer Education 9 activities
- Financial Literacy and Homebuyer EducationOffers a 10-hour bilingual First-Time Homebuyer Education Program covering budgeting, credit, insurance, taxes, and loan preparation, and provides a Financial Literacy Program with counseling on budgeting, banking, and financial decision-making.
- Financial Literacy and Homebuyer EducationOffers a 10-hour bilingual First-Time Homebuyer Education Program covering budgeting, credit, insurance, taxes, and loan preparation. Additionally, provides a Financial Literacy Program with counseling on budgeting, banking options, and financial decision-making, as well as one-on-one foreclosure intervention counseling.
- Financial Literacy and Homebuyer EducationOffers a 10-hour bilingual First-Time Homebuyer Education Program covering budgeting, credit, insurance, taxes, and loan preparation, and provides a Financial Literacy Program with counseling on budgeting, banking, and financial decision-making. The organization also offers one-on-one foreclosure intervention counseling.
- Financial Literacy and Homebuyer EducationOffers a 10-hour bilingual First-Time Homebuyer Education Program covering budgeting, credit, insurance, taxes, and loan preparation, alongside a Financial Literacy Program providing counseling on budgeting, banking, and financial decision-making.
- Financial Literacy and Homebuyer EducationOffers a 10-hour bilingual First-Time Homebuyer Education Program covering budgeting, credit, insurance, taxes, and loan preparation. Additionally, it provides a Financial Literacy Program with counseling on budgeting, banking options, and financial decision-making, as well as one-on-one foreclosure intervention counseling.
- Financial Literacy and Homebuyer EducationOffers a 10-hour bilingual First-Time Homebuyer Education Program covering budgeting, credit, insurance, taxes, and loan preparation. Additionally, provides a Financial Literacy Program with counseling on budgeting, banking options, and financial decision-making for responsible homeownership, and one-on-one foreclosure intervention counseling.
- Foreclosure Intervention CounselingProvides one-on-one counseling to families to help them negotiate with lenders and avoid foreclosure.
- Foreclosure Intervention CounselingProvides one-on-one foreclosure intervention counseling to help families negotiate with lenders and avoid foreclosure.
- Homeownership Education and CounselingOffers a 10-hour bilingual First-Time Homebuyer Education Program covering budgeting, credit, insurance, taxes, and loan preparation, along with a Financial Literacy Program providing counseling on budgeting, banking, and financial decision-making. The organization also provides one-on-one foreclosure intervention counseling to help families negotiate with lenders.
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Permanent Affordable Housing Development 7 activities
- Affordable Housing Development and ManagementDevelops and manages affordable rental housing communities, including 325 multi-family rental units across five properties (Bienestar Apartments I & II, Las Casitas Apartments, Tierra Del Cielo Apartments, Las Brisas Sunset Apartments) for various populations including seniors and those with USDA and Section 8 subsidies. The organization also purchased 100 acres for community development.
- Affordable Housing Development and ManagementDevelops and manages affordable rental housing communities, including multi-family units and senior living facilities, with properties like Bienestar Apartments I & II, Las Casitas Apartments, Tierra Del Cielo Apartments, and Las Brisas Sunset Apartments. The organization also manages 325 multi-family rental units and commercial developments, collaborating with the Yuma County Housing Department on housing voucher programs.
- Affordable Housing Development and ManagementDevelops and manages affordable rental housing communities, including multi-family units and senior living facilities, with properties like Bienestar Apartments I & II, Las Casitas Apartments, Tierra Del Cielo Apartments, and Las Brisas Sunset Apartments. The organization also manages 325 multi-family rental units and commercial developments, and collaborates with the Yuma County Housing Department on its housing voucher program.
- Affordable Rental Housing ManagementManages 325 multi-family rental units across several properties, including Bienestar Apartments I and II, Las Casitas Apartments, Tierra Del Cielo Apartments, and Las Brisas Sunset Apartments, providing affordable housing for various populations including seniors and those subsidized by USDA Rural Development and Section 8.
- Affordable Rental Housing ManagementManages 325 multi-family rental units across several affordable communities, including Bienestar Apartments I & II, Las Casitas Apartments, Tierra Del Cielo Apartments, and Las Brisas Sunset Apartments (for seniors 55+), some subsidized by USDA and Section 8.
- Affordable Rental Housing ManagementManages 325 multi-family rental units across several affordable communities, including Bienestar Apartments I and II, Las Casitas Apartments, Tierra Del Cielo Apartments, and Las Brisas Sunset Apartments (for seniors 55+). This includes properties subsidized by USDA Rural Development and Section 8, and collaboration with the Yuma County Housing Department.
- Affordable Rental Housing ManagementManages 325 multi-family rental units, including five properties with USDA and Section 8 tenants, and collaborates with the Yuma County Housing Department. This includes operating several affordable rental communities such as Bienestar Apartments I and II, Las Casitas Apartments, Tierra Del Cielo Apartments, and Las Brisas Sunset Apartments for seniors, as well as offering units for chronically homeless individuals aged 55+.
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Community Park and Playground Development 7 activities
- Community Infrastructure and BeautificationUndertakes community development projects such as purchasing 100 acres of land using pooled member savings, constructing a basketball court, installing an infant playground, and conducting exterior painting as part of a home beautification initiative in Bienestar Estates 9A.
- Community Infrastructure and BeautificationUndertakes community development projects such as purchasing 100 acres of land, constructing a basketball court, installing an infant playground, and conducting exterior painting as part of a home beautification initiative in Bienestar Estates 9A.
- Community Infrastructure and BeautificationUndertakes community development projects such as constructing a basketball court and installing an infant playground at Bienestar Estates 9A, and conducting exterior painting as part of a home beautification initiative in the same area.
- Community Infrastructure and BeautificationUndertakes community development projects such as purchasing 100 acres of land, constructing a basketball court, installing an infant playground, and conducting exterior painting for home beautification in areas like Bienestar Estates 9A.
- Community Infrastructure and Beautification ProjectsUndertakes community development projects such as purchasing 100 acres of land using pooled member savings, constructing a basketball court, installing an infant playground, and conducting exterior painting as part of a home beautification initiative in Bienestar Estates 9A.
- Community Infrastructure and Beautification ProjectsUndertakes community development projects such as purchasing 100 acres of land, constructing a basketball court, installing an infant playground, and conducting exterior painting as part of a home beautification initiative in Bienestar Estates 9A.
- Community Infrastructure and Beautification ProjectsUndertakes community development projects such as purchasing 100 acres of land using pooled member savings, constructing a basketball court, installing an infant playground, and conducting exterior painting as part of a home beautification initiative in Bienestar Estates 9A.
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Self-Help Homeownership Program 6 activities
- Affordable Home Construction and Homeownership ProgramsHelps moderate to low-income families construct their own homes through a licensed construction company and a self-help housing program where families contribute 65% of the labor. The organization has assisted over 700 families in achieving homeownership and is constructing homes in the Bienestar Estates and Las Brisas subdivisions.
- Mutual Self-Help Housing ProgramFacilitates homeownership for moderate to low-income families through a self-help housing program where participants contribute 65% of the construction labor for their homes. The program has assisted over 700 families in achieving homeownership and is currently building 10 houses in San Luis, AZ.
- Self-Help Home Construction ProgramFacilitates homeownership for moderate to low-income families through a self-help housing program where participants contribute 65% of the construction labor for their homes. The organization has assisted over 700 families in achieving homeownership and is currently building 10 houses in San Luis, AZ.
- Self-Help Housing ProgramAssists moderate to low-income families in constructing their own homes through a licensed construction company, with families contributing 65% of the construction labor. The program has helped over 700 families achieve homeownership and is currently building 10 houses in San Luis, AZ.
- Self-Help Housing ProgramAssists moderate to low-income families in achieving homeownership by constructing their own homes, with families contributing 65% of the construction labor. The program has helped over 700 families and is currently building 10 houses in San Luis, AZ.
- Self-Help Housing ProgramAssists moderate to low-income families in achieving homeownership by constructing their own homes, with families contributing 65% of the construction labor. The program has helped over 700 families and is currently building 10 houses in San Luis, AZ.
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Home-Based Child Care Support 6 activities
- Child Care Provider Support and Food ProgramSupports over 500 low-income women providing home-based day care for up to six children each, offering training, home upgrades, and income supplements. The organization also sponsors the Arizona Child Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), reimbursing over 360 providers for meals served to approximately 2,160 children monthly.
- Child Care Provider Support and Food Program SponsorshipSupports over 500 low-income women providing home-based day care for up to six children each, offering training, home upgrades, and income supplements. The organization also sponsors the Arizona Child Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), reimbursing over 360 providers for meals served to approximately 2,160 children monthly.
- Child Care Provider Support and Food Program SponsorshipSupports over 500 low-income women providing home-based day care for up to six children each, offering training, home upgrades, and income supplements. The organization also sponsors the Arizona Child Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), reimbursing over 360 providers for meals served to approximately 2,160 children monthly.
- Child Care Provider Support and ServicesSupports over 500 low-income women providing home-based daycare for up to six children each, offering training in nutrition, home upgrades, income supplements, and inspections. The organization also sponsors the Arizona Child Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), reimbursing over 360 providers for nutritious meals served to approximately 2,160 children monthly, and provides center-based daycare services to 111 children.
- Home-Based Child Care Provider SupportSupports over 500 low-income women providing home-based day care for up to six children each, offering training in nutrition, home upgrades, income supplements, and inspections. This includes sponsoring the Arizona Child Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) to reimburse providers for nutritious meals served to approximately 2,160 children monthly.
- Home-Based Child Care Provider SupportSupports over 500 low-income women who provide home-based day care for up to six children each, offering training in nutrition, home upgrades, income supplements, and inspections. The organization also sponsors the Arizona Child Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), reimbursing over 360 providers for nutritious meals served to approximately 2,160 children monthly.
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CDFI Financial Services & Support 5 activities
- Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) LendingOperates a certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) that provides consumer and business financing to low- to moderate-income individuals and enterprises in Yuma County, Arizona.
- Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) LendingOperates a certified CDFI that provides consumer and business financing to low- to moderate-income individuals and enterprises in Yuma County, Arizona.
- Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) LendingOperates a certified CDFI that provides consumer and business financing to low- to moderate-income individuals and enterprises in Yuma County, Arizona.
- Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) OperationsOperates a certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) that provides consumer and business financing to low- to moderate-income individuals and enterprises in Yuma County, Arizona.
- Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) OperationsOperates a certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) that provides consumer and business financing to low- to moderate-income individuals and enterprises in Yuma County, Arizona.
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Arabian Horse Futurity & Community Services 5 activities
- Community Support ServicesProvides fingerprinting and notary services to the community during specified weekday hours, distributes clean drinking water to Arizona communities at no cost, and distributes backpacks and school supplies to over 1,200 students annually through a back-to-school giveaway event.
- Community Support ServicesOffers fingerprinting and notary services to the community during specified weekday hours. It also distributes clean drinking water to Arizona communities at no cost and provides backpacks and school supplies to over 1,200 students annually through a back-to-school giveaway event.
- Community Support ServicesOffers fingerprinting and notary services to the community and distributes backpacks and school supplies to over 1,200 students annually through a back-to-school giveaway event.
- Community Support ServicesOffers fingerprinting and notary services to the community during specified weekday hours, distributes clean drinking water to Arizona communities at no cost, and provides backpacks and school supplies to over 1,200 students annually through a back-to-school giveaway event.
- Community Support ServicesProvides fingerprinting and notary services to the community during specified weekday hours, distributes clean drinking water to Arizona communities, and gives away backpacks and school supplies to over 1,200 students annually.
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CACFP Support for Childcare Providers 4 activities
- Center-Based Child Care ServicesProvides center-based day care services to 111 children and their parents.
- Center-Based Child Care ServicesProvides center-based day care services to 111 children and their parents.
- Center-Based Day Care ServicesProvides center-based day care services to 111 children and their parents.
- Center-Based Day Care ServicesProvides center-based day care services to 111 children and their parents.
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Back-to-School Supplies Distribution 2 activities
- Back-to-School Supply DistributionDistributes backpacks and school supplies to over 1,200 students annually through a back-to-school giveaway event.
- Back-to-School Supply DistributionDistributes backpacks and school supplies to over 1,200 students annually through a back-to-school giveaway event.
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Notary and Fingerprinting Services 2 activities
- Fingerprinting and Notary ServicesProvides fingerprinting and notary services to the community during specified weekday hours.
- Fingerprinting and Notary ServicesOffers fingerprinting and notary services to the community during specified weekday hours.
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Uncategorized 2 activities
- Clean Drinking Water DistributionDistributes clean drinking water to Arizona communities at no cost through a government grant and partnership.
- Clean Drinking Water DistributionDistributes clean drinking water to Arizona communities at no cost through a government grant and partnership.
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financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$12.74M
Contributions & grants$8.08M63%
Program service revenue$2.26M18%
Investment income$3K0%
Other revenue$2.40M
expenses
Total expenses$7.35M
Program expenses88%
Admin / overhead12%
Fundraising1%
Salaries & benefits$1.95M
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$24.94M
Cash$1.87M
Investments$1.74M
Liabilities$8.69M
Net assets$16.24M
Liquid reserves5.9 mo
3 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue +51.4%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022
who runs it
paid leadership · 9
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| MARCO ANTONIO REYES | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR | 40 | $198K |
| VICENTE ZAMORA | DIRECTOR | 3 | $7K |
| ANNA COVARRUBIAS | VICE-CHAIRMAN | 3 | $3K |
| JOSE I GONZALEZ | TREASURER | 3 | $2K |
| JOSE L MADRIGAL | DIRECTOR | 3 | $2K |
| GEORGE GUERRERO | CHAIRMAN | 3 | $2K |
| HECTOR SANCHEZ | LEGACY DIRECTOR | 3 | $2K |
| EDNA LOPEZ | SECRETARY | 3 | $2K |
| FIDEL MUNOZ | DIRECTOR | 3 | $1K |
board members · 2
- CARLOS SANCHEZ — DIRECTOR
- MARIA GOMEZ — DIRECTOR
relationships · 39
who they work with
- 1st Bank Yuma Partner — Financial institution affiliate of Comite de Bien Estar Inc.
- AEA Federal Credit Union Partner — Financial institution affiliate of Comite de Bien Estar Inc.
- Arizona Child Adult Care Food Program Partner — Sponsors the Arizona CACFP to support home-based child care providers in delivering nutritious meals to children.
- Arizona Community Foundation of Yuma Partner — Local foundation affiliate supporting community initiatives, partnered with Comite de Bien Estar Inc.
- Arizona Department of Housing Government — State agency affiliate supporting Comite de Bien Estar Inc.
- Arizona Livescan Partner — Partner organization providing fingerprinting services through Comite de Bien Estar
- BMG Property Management, Inc. Partner — Subsidiary of Comite de Bien Estar that manages Las Casitas Apartments.
- Bank of America Partner — Financial institution affiliate of Comite de Bien Estar Inc.
- Chicanos Por La Causa, Inc. Partner — Affiliated organization of Border Financial Resources
- City of San Luis Partner — Collaborates on community building and engagement activities
- Clearinghouse CDFI Partner — Affiliated organization of Border Financial Resources
- Clearinghouse Community Development Financial Partner — Community development financial institution affiliate of Comite de Bien Estar Inc.
- Community Housing Capital Partner — Organization affiliate focused on housing finance, partnered with Comite de Bien Estar Inc.
- Farm Labor Housing Government — Provides subsidy funding for Tierra Del Cielo Apartments.
- Federal Home Loan Bank Affordable Housing Program Government — Federal housing program affiliate supporting Comite de Bien Estar Inc.
- Housing Assistance Council Partner — National nonprofit affiliate supporting rural housing, partnered with Comite de Bien Estar Inc.
- JP Morgan Chase Partner — Financial institution affiliate of Comite de Bien Estar Inc.
- Local First Arizona Partner — Partner in delivering clean drinking water to Arizona communities through a government grant.
- Local Initiatives Support Services (LISC) Partner — National community development support organization affiliate of Comite de Bien Estar Inc.
- MGM Design Partner — Developed the organization's website
- National Bank of Arizona Partner — Financial institution affiliate of Comite de Bien Estar Inc.
- Nehemiah Foundation Partner — Nonprofit organization affiliate supporting community development, partnered with Comite de Bien Estar Inc.
- NeighborWorks America Network — Member of the NeighborWorks America network, receiving technical assistance, flexible grants, and comprehensive training.
- NeighborWorks America Partner — National nonprofit supporting community revitalization, affiliate of Comite de Bien Estar Inc.
- ROC Government — Licensed construction company under ROC (Registrar of Contractors), license number 237337.
- Rural Community Assistance Corporation (RCAC) Partner — Nonprofit providing technical assistance in rural communities, affiliate of Comite de Bien Estar Inc.
- SOURCE Partner — Collaborates to provide SOURCE Hydropanel systems for clean drinking water at no cost.
- San Luis, Arizona Government — Primary community served and location of operations
- Trellis Partner — Arizona-based community development organization affiliate of Comite de Bien Estar Inc.
- U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (USDA) Government — Federal agency affiliate supporting housing and community development for Comite de Bien Estar Inc.
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